Lake Eva Cabin

Nestled 27 miles northeast of Sitka on the coast of Baranof Island, Lake Eva Cabin offers a rare opportunity to immerse yourself in the pristine wilderness of Alaska. Situated at an elevation of 43 feet near a stunning 1.7-mile-long lake, this remote site is accessible primarily by floatplane, making it a perfect retreat for those seeking a true backcountry adventure away from the crowds. The surrounding terrain is quintessential Southeast Alaska, characterized by lush forests and rugged coastal beauty.

This USFS-managed facility provides a rustic experience with essential amenities, including picnic tables for outdoor dining and direct access to local fishing spots and hiking trails. As a primitive location, there are no utility hookups, ensuring a focus on the natural environment. The cabin serves as an excellent basecamp for explorers looking to traverse the area on foot or by boat.

Lake Eva Cabin is best suited for adventurous tent campers and outdoor enthusiasts who are comfortable with remote, fly-in travel. Whether you are looking to cast a line in the lake or trek through the dense coastal landscape, this site provides a peaceful, year-round sanctuary for those ready to experience the raw, untamed spirit of the Alaskan wilderness.